Historic paint colours exterior

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Revitalize your home with Sherwin Williams historic colors, featuring a diverse historic color palette that brings timeless elegance to any space. Our historic paint colours are carefully curated to reflect the beauty of the past. Explore the rich variety of Sherwin Williams paint colors, perfect for adding a touch of classic charm to your home. These shades capture the essence of historical sophistication, ensuring your interior or exterior spaces are both stylish and memorable.

The following is a small sample of the over 1300 rendering projects. Click on the image to make it larger. I do not have a listing of the colors used in the projects below. If you are interested in obtaining the color name and code for any of the samples, please email me with the Project ID listed below the project name. Please understand that the color calibration of your monitor affects the colors you see on your screen. There is a $20 research fee payable through Pay Pal or check. Also…

Yesterday I finally went to see Little Women. Beyond the fact that it is a magnificent film, it felt inspiring on many fronts. So prepare yourselves, I have another Little Women-inspired post in me this week. The visuals in this film (both the homes/interiors and fashion) were so rich, layered and total…

Hi All, We are looking to paint the exterior of our house and have been leaning toward a darker blue-grey with white trim and red or natural wood door. Wondering if this will be too dark and whether we should do a lighter pewter or neutral toned grey. Also planning to eventually do a stone veneer fo...

Let's take a look at the front of Martha's Manor and the exterior renovations made to return this home to her former glory.

Buttermilk Paint clearly demonstrates the ingenuity of Early American painters and stainers. It is well documented that buttermilk and other milk products were used for the decoration of furniture and housing. When the traveling painter was away from population centers, drying oils, pigments and varnishes were

A photo journal of Charleston's unique pastel palette of historical architecture.